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For some reason I'm really loving Antoinette and Johann at the moment. Opinions, suggestions, nicknames and combos are all welcome!
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I heard the name Antoinette Skye the other day.
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Antoinette Claire
Antoinette Elise
Antoinette Lillian
Antoinette Jane
I'm not sure... something simply, but a little more familiar than Antoinette.
Johann Christian
Johann Christopher
Johann Everett
Johann Gregor
I think I could find a lot of middle names for Johann. :)
Antoinette Elise
Antoinette Lillian
Antoinette Jane
I'm not sure... something simply, but a little more familiar than Antoinette.
Johann Christian
Johann Christopher
Johann Everett
Johann Gregor
I think I could find a lot of middle names for Johann. :)
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Johann Sebastian? :D
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oooh I like it! Thanks!
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Teehee. It's Bach's name (Johann Sebastian Bach)
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Hmm I definately knew that lol
I posted this right after I had finished a terribly painful speed workout in 85 degree weather for cross country, so I was rather delirious. It's especially embarrasing that I spaced out because I'm doing a project on Bach in my modern european history class. I think I just blanked. But hey, I like the combo nonetheless!
If I hadn't been so spacey I probably would have laughed my head off when I read your post lol. Oh well!
I posted this right after I had finished a terribly painful speed workout in 85 degree weather for cross country, so I was rather delirious. It's especially embarrasing that I spaced out because I'm doing a project on Bach in my modern european history class. I think I just blanked. But hey, I like the combo nonetheless!
If I hadn't been so spacey I probably would have laughed my head off when I read your post lol. Oh well!
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That was meant to be a joke, but... :)
It does sound nice, I suppose.
It does sound nice, I suppose.
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I think Johann is a very beautiful name with a wonderful meaning. One combination which I think is great is "Johann Gottlieb", but there are a lot of others who go well, too(like Johann Peter, for instance). Oh, and a shortened version of Johann is Hannes(a very nice name, actually my maternal grandfather had a brother named Hannes).
As for Antoinette, hmmm...I guess I would prefer Antonia, but "de gustibus non disputandum"... :)
As for Antoinette, hmmm...I guess I would prefer Antonia, but "de gustibus non disputandum"... :)
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whoops, wrong spot...
This message was edited 10/5/2007, 8:45 AM
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